Sentence examples for may sometimes carry from inspiring English sources

Though the air in this Canadian port may sometimes carry the fragrance of fish, the citizens themselves should not indulge in the immoderate use of scent, aftershave, hairspray or strong-smelling deodorant.

However, exaggerated displays of cooperation may sometimes carry social costs.

TCS genes are typically located within the same operon encoding two signalling proteins: a transmembrane sensor histidine kinase (HK) and a cytoplasmic response regulator (RR), which may sometimes be carried by a single polypeptide to form the hybrid HKs [ 1].

Discount retailers sometimes carry genuine overstock, but it's usually undesirable colors and scents that may have already exceeded shelf life.

Individuals and institutions sometimes carry a memory of the past and sometimes neighborhoods undergoing demographic change may no longer carry an understanding of history.

Nigger did sometimes carry a razor.

AT&T's backbone fiber network, for instance, sometimes carries Internet traffic, and sometimes carries telephone voice traffic.

Repairs and renovations were sometimes carried out.

Existing algorithms for Landsat albedo estimation all require surface reflectance from explicit and reliable atmospheric correction, which may sometimes be unavailable or carry uncertainties due to saturated visible bands or a lack of dense vegetation.

He gives the example of routine follow-ups carried out by consultant psychiatrists, which may sometimes be more appropriately done by psychiatric nurses.

Sometimes, Varaha may carry only two of Vishnu's attributes: a shankha and the gada personified as a female called Gadadevi.